Sentence examples for this will be interpreted from inspiring English sources

If he gives ground, this will be interpreted as weakness.

"Even people who have dealt with bereaved kids a lot are struggling to understand now how this will be interpreted by children".

If, when the Administration finally makes the call, it decides to remain a party to the Paris Agreement, this will be interpreted as a victory for the more "moderate" voices in the President's inner circle, and as a win (albeit it a modest one) for the planet.

This will be interpreted as either that you are not able to cope under pressure or that you were born miserable.

This will be interpreted to inform future implementation strategies for similar interventions in primary care.

This will be interpreted as the patient being cured by surgery, before the tumour regrows and leads to disease recurrence.

In this section, this link will be interpreted as in Fig. 1 below: Fig. 1 Abstraction and the scale of delicacy.

Though this grid will be interpreted in many ways, it bears an uncanny resemblance to the darkly beautiful smoldering shard we all so vividly remember.

They quote Diekman's remark to them: "One of my fears is that this research will be interpreted as suggesting that gender differences in communal goals are the only thing that matters".

She said: "I suspect they'll use the litigation to ramp up the moral pressure on the British government … So it's quite a powerful campaigning tool … How this case will be interpreted by the European court of human rights will also be informed by the domestic law in force in the 1850s in the Ottoman empire when the mausoleum was taken by the British Museum.

Presumably, if either tome still considered homosexuality a mental disorder, gays would no longer be allowed to drive in Russia, either and it's not impossible that this law will be interpreted to that effect anyway.